Complete List of Barefoot Boots for Men & Women

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A bunch of wide toe box barefoot boots scattered on grass with fall leaves

If you’re looking for a cold weather barefoot boot, look no further! Don’t let the temperature keep you from going “barefoot.” Foot health can be maintained all year, no matter the weather. So read on for a full list of minimalist boots for men and women, organized by style!

All The Wide Toe Box Boot Options

If you’re looking for a specific style of barefoot boot, you are in the right place! Rigorously updated, you can find here all your options.

Chelsea Boots

Find my top picks in the Best Barefoot Chelsea Boot roundup.

Lace-up/Combat Boots

Looking for barefoot combat or buckle boots with a grungy look? You can see more detailed information about my favorites in this post on the Best Barefoot Combat Boots.

Hiking Boots

Read this post for my Top 10 Barefoot Hiking boots

Desert/Chukka Boots

Pull-On & Zip-Up Winter Boots

For more in-depth information on warm barefoot winter boots, check out my review of the all time warmest options! To see my favorite everyday fall/winter boots, read this article.

Tall & Riding Boots

Rubber Rain Boots

A top down view of a pair of feet wearing green Xero Shoes Gracie rubber barefoot rain boots standing in a puddle

Check out my Guide to Waterproof Barefoot Shoes for Rain to see your options here!

  • Xero Shoes Gracie (women’s) – A true barefoot rain boot! Read my review here. For those in the EU, shop Xero Shoes EU here.
  • Saguaro Brisk – Use code ANYASREVIEWS for 15% off. Comes in a fleece lined and unlined version. My favorite is the fleece lined. Great foot shape, flexible, comfy.
  • Women’s Asgard (AMAZON) – Packable, affordable rubber boots that check all the boxes, but do have a narrower toe box than I prefer. Read my Asgard review here.
  • Bisgaard (women’s & kids) – These rubber boots are completely flat and flexible but only go up to a size 40. US/Canadian customers can get them from Pedterra and use code ANYASREVIEWS, and the rest of the world can search for a retailer on Bisgaard’s website. Wider than the Asgard above, but just a little bit narrow.
  • Pokeboo Packable Rain Boots – Men’s and Women’s – very minimal but have a narrower toe box. This is the only other true barefoot rain boot that comes in men’s sizes besides Saguaro Brisk.
  • Vaistoa Katve – This Finnish brand only ships within Europe, but they look to be a perfect barefoot rain boot!

Fun fact, you can turn any rain boots into thermal ones with a boot liner! And I also highly recommend the use of leg warmers to get a secure fit without compromising on toe space (because pull on rain boots are not adjustable).

Vegan Boots

Ahinsa Jaya (left) and Feelgrounds Patrol (right)

Check out my top Vegan Winter Boot picks here!

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27 thoughts on “Complete List of Barefoot Boots for Men & Women”

  1. Keep up the great blog! I’m really enjoying your varied styles and reviews. I feel like our feet and preferences seem similar so I’ll let you review before I buy haha!

    I have the Xeroshoes Vienna and I like a lot of things about them but your Vivo Fulham is definitely sleeker! The Vienna is very comfortable but made of canvas (as opposed to leather) and the medial area of the canvas next to my arch puffs out way more than necessary. It really plays up the ‘clown shoe’ look and makes the rear end of the shoe too wide. I love them but part of me wishes I’d tried the Vivos as I’m a leather gal and prefer a sleek look. That said the elastic opening is A+, the toe box is great, they added a toe cap, and I love how much ankle freedom I have.

    1. Thanks so much for this info! I am also a leather girl and always go for sleek. BUT, you can’t beat comfort. I’m sure this info will be helpful to other readers, so thanks again!

  2. So happy to find this list! I found the Vienna too narrow, and I’ve had several pairs of Vivos wear out in the soles after one season- their women’s can also be too narrow for me. Will check out some of the other options on this list!

  3. Thank you for your thorough reviews! These are so helpful!
    I just tried out the Camper Right Nina (bootie) and it was intriguing, but it looked and felt too much like a sock and not enough like a shoe. It was so small I couldn’t even put it on when I was wearing thin socks.
    I just ordered some Davinci boots to try, and I’m hoping that they’ll work better!

  4. Hi Anya

    Your blog is so helpful, thanks for the thorough reviews.

    Have you heard of Freet Mudees? Or have interest in reviewing them? They look quite promising and wide as well.

    1. Hello and thank you! I have heard of Freet Mudees but I don’t have any current plans to review them. I do know that Mel from Bare Steps has them and loves them. She might have a review on her site.

  5. I’m looking for an over the knee boot. Do you have any recommendations?
    Also, do you have any thoughts on baer-shoes.com?

    1. Baer is the parent company of Joe Nimble, they carry some barefoot friendly options but not all are. For over the knee boots, Zaqq has some that are very close, but not if you’re tall. Otherwise, there aren’t any! You could see if Zlatush is up to the task, she does custom orders.

  6. Hi Anya! Your blog is just a gold mine of information, thank you! 🙂

    I am an adult woman with very petite feet (size 33 normally, potentially 34 for boots), and I really struggle to find barefoot shoes that fit me and are also style-appropriate for adults/work. I can get away with some kids styles for casual flats (the Vivobarefoot Ababa kids are my go-to casual summer shoes!), but for the winter, I am stuck with pinchy toes! Would you happen to know which brands offer a wider range of sizes for adult shoes, especially for tall boots? I found Be Lenka with a Chelsea boot that come in size 33, but other recommendations would be muuuuch appreciated! Thank you!!

    1. Hi! Thanks so much. Mukishoes has some smart looking chelsea boots in kids sizes, and Froddo does as well. For a tall riding boot, you might need to look at a custom option. I just published a list of brands that do custom work, the Drifter leather is one that for sure does custom riding boots.

  7. Dear Anya-
    I really appreciate your website and your fun Instagram account. I have one critique though! I would love it if the links to websites would open in a new tab instead of closing out your site- it makes it harder to navigate and compare different brands. thank you!

      1. Could you give the names for the boots in the other pictures? I’ve been trying to go to each website but it’s a little time consuming. Thanks!

      2. I have been reading your boots lists which is great but I am looking for the opposite to warm boots. I live in Australia and I seem to need to wear boots that tighten around the ankles, or I get leg and back pain, but it’s hot and humid here. Does anyone make lightweight lace up breathable fabric boots?
        Thanks

  8. Hello Anja!
    thank you for all the info!

    I need a pair that i can wear in the city/on the countryside, in the winter/fall also waterproof and work/hike in it-i am not a hard hiker :). The winter here is not so snowy but wet and cold. So i was trying to choose between Lems, Be Lenka ranger, vivo tracker 1. We dont have any barefoot shops in our country so i dont have the luxury to try and even return. I have wide feet (9-10 cm) and it is slope type. So i need to choose wisely 🙂

    It will be my first winter barefoot and im not sure which one to buy. I was wondering what you would suggest.. Ranger seems not a good option for fall, vivo seems not a good option for wide foot or risky to buy one size bigger and lems seems not so waterproof. So I stuck 🙂

    pls help 🙂

    1. My pick would be the Rangers for those weather conditions! They’re not so warm as to be uncomfortable in fall, but warm enough for winter and waterproof.

    1. Be Lenka Entice Neo in smooth brown comes to mind. You’ll also find some options from Vivobarefoot and Zaqq’s boots are pretty and have good tread. And finally, Groundies Williamsburg.

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I first discovered barefoot shoes after a long history of foot issues. By changing my footwear and strengthening my body I was able to completely transform my life. Anya’s Reviews is my way of sharing with the world that healthy feet are happy feet!

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